Mozambique’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, João Matlombe, has emphasized the critical need for private sector investment to develop the nation’s logistics infrastructure. He stated that robust logistics are essential for unlocking broader economic development and improving competitiveness. Matlombe highlighted existing challenges within the sector, including infrastructure deficits and inefficiencies, hindering Mozambique’s potential. Attracting private investment is seen as key to addressing these issues and modernizing transport networks. The Minister believes this investment will facilitate trade, reduce costs, and stimulate economic activity across various sectors. Mozambique is actively seeking partnerships to upgrade ports, railways, and road networks to support regional and international trade. Ultimately, the government aims to position Mozambique as a key logistics hub in Southern Africa.